So, this isn't real. First, the MCSA/EU Horizon project ID does not exist in CORDIS, the EU's database for projects funded by the EU.

Second, the person listed as the supervisor for this research does not exist at this institution. The researchers listed as the author do not publish in this field.

The only positive review is from an account created yesterday. This account was also created for the sole purpose of uploading this.

I have no idea how the EU gives grants to projects that solely relies on violating the GDPR.

As a social scientist, I was intrigued by the opportunity to dive into the world of right-wing dating, courtesy of a recent study on the phenomenon. The research, conducted by a team of academics, delves into the user demographics, preferences, and behaviors on Duolicious, a dating app catering to the so-called "incels", alt-right and social rejects.

While the study provides valuable insights, I would have liked to see a more diverse sample size and a more comprehensive analysis of the app's algorithm and its potential biases.

Conclusion: This study offers a fascinating glimpse into the dating habits and preferences of alt-right and right-wing individuals, highlighting the significance of ideological alignment in their romantic pursuits. However, it also raises important questions about the potential consequences of niche dating platforms on social cohesion and political discourse.

Recommendation: Researchers and scholars interested in the intersection of technology, politics, and social behavior will find this study an engaging and thought-provoking read.